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Joe Amon: Vaccines, Melamine, Lead, and Chinese Officials | china/divide

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Joe Amon: Vaccines, Melamine, Lead, and Chinese Officials. On May 15, 2010. Don’t you hate it when you strongly agree with someone’s general point yet feel they’ve blemished it by including something so patently disagreeable or unhelpful you just have to say something? I’m sure many of my readers can identify with that sentiment,. When reading my posts. Anyway, it’s Saturday and I’m looking at an opinion piece by Joe Amon, a Director at Human Rights Watch, published on the. And reprinted on the. Instead ...

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Is Hu Jintao just buying time? - China Media Project

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Content » News and analysis. Is Hu Jintao just buying time? In his speech commemorating the 90th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party yesterday. President Hu Jintao (胡锦涛) spoke for a tensely scripted 72 minutes about the glories of the CCP [ English here. And on through to the the founding of the People’s Republic of China and the onset of economic reforms. Not surprisingly, there was plenty of talk of the advanced culture of socialism, but no mention of the Cultural Revolution. And the Great Famine.

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Mao Zedong’s 12 Time Magazine Covers – chinaSMACK

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Rich & poor. Woman Makes Daughters Take Care Of Her, Gives Money To Sons. Woman Faces Family Pressure Because Of Poor Boyfriend. Pictures of Gold-Covered Bride Draws Internet Attention. Woman Discards Her Food On Shanghai Metro. Chinese Tourist Bit By Snake In Thailand. Mao Zedong’s 12 Time Magazine Covers. On Monday, January 11, 2010. Last month, we reported an internet post about Chiang Kai-Shek’s 10 Time Magazine Covers. Time Magazine February 7, 1949 The Communist Boss learned tyranny as a boy. The p...

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Guo Meimei Red Cross Controversy Pissing Off Chinese Netizens – chinaSMACK

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Rich & poor. Woman Makes Daughters Take Care Of Her, Gives Money To Sons. Woman Faces Family Pressure Because Of Poor Boyfriend. Pictures of Gold-Covered Bride Draws Internet Attention. Woman Discards Her Food On Shanghai Metro. Chinese Tourist Bit By Snake In Thailand. Guo Meimei Red Cross Controversy Pissing Off Chinese Netizens. On Wednesday, June 29, 2011. And why is it that the statements of the relevant government organs and companies are unable to get the trust of netizens? June 21st evening, a ne...

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Why Renren is better than Facebook | ChinaHush

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Why Renren is better than Facebook. April 5th, 2010. In this age of mechanical reproduction, China is often very much guilty of making less-than-impressive versions of things that the West did first. However, I have found some exceptions and one of them is Renren. 人人网, translation: Everyone’s Network), China’s version of Facebook (and no it’s not blocked). 1 It’s encouragement to produce more, not just consume. Facebook is pretty good for sharing links and photos, but not really to. Of course Renren is n...

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Family Portraits of all 56 ethnic groups in China | ChinaHush

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Family Portraits of all 56 ethnic groups in China. December 6th, 2009. This is a Family Portrait of China’s 56 ethnic groups. Chen Haiwen, a photographer, recently lead a team of 14 photographers to create a book entitled, Harmonious China: A Sketch of China’s 56 Ethnicities. The team spent one year travelling all over China to complete the project. They ended up taking over 5.7 million photographs. Thanks Mike, Helena, and Diana! Original winnowing pan paintings by Chinese Bouyei ethnic group. Wtheck &#...

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Inside Chongqing’s red TV revolution - China Media Project

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Content » News and analysis. Inside Chongqing’s red TV revolution. Earlier this week, Guangdong’s. Ran a report taking an inside look at how Chongqing Satellite TV. Has made a shift toward the “red” under top leader Bo Xilai’s (薄熙来) broad revival of classic Chinese Communist Party culture. With all of its political undertones. Tt may make sense, in the case of this report, to withhold the identities of employees still working at Chongqing Satellite TV. But the reporter, Chen Lei (陈磊), even withholds ...